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  2. Good morning everyone! NAM 12K for the win? Think most of us would be pretty happy with that NAMing
  3. 6z GFS following suite, definitely ticked back. Scraper
  4. Wow! I woke up around 1 this morning and was shocked. The heaviest snow of the night was coming down hard. Somehow I picked up between 1/2-1inch of snow at that time. This morning it’s melted from underneath down to between 1/2-3/4 inch. It’s all on the grassy surfaces, rooftops, trees, and vehicles though. Not really that much, if any accumulation on my street. Really an overachiever here. I guess the rgem and RAP pretty much sniffed this one out. Seems like the rgem does really well with clippers, but like others had said, it’s been so long since we had one I forgot what a clipper looks like
  5. Wxrisk.com setSponrdo3961308alc9ga6i201l6cc4t853u29t37ml0a0g25hfcu876fa · MAJOR DEVELOPMENT WITH WEATHER MODELS.... starting DEC 17 !!!
  6. 06z model runs for this event are not trending well for many.
  7. A few flakes here…maybe More snow last Saturday and Tuesday than this non event here.
  8. Seeing these setups before, I feel like the eastern solutions like the GFS and now kinda the latest Euro make the most sense but what do I know.
  9. Well you didn’t really expect December to end up like 15 degrees below normal for an entire month, did you? lol
  10. Extended about as bad as it gets, makes sense we see folks in the bargaining and denial stages still
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  12. WHAT? __ trace of snow WHERE? __ on ground WHEN? __ later IMPACTS __ none, dog may sniff at it FUTURE __ bleak in Texas, get out while you still can
  13. I was figuring I should squeeze out 1-2" when I went to bed last night, but I think it'll be nothing now. As I posted after the debacle up here 2 weeks or so ago, without total model consensus this year, fugetaboutit. I guess there's still time, but the flavor of this season for snow has gone sour and there's nothing on any modeling to suggest otherwise for weeks to come.
  14. It was also quite mild up north here, near 50 F in the Columbia valley (Trail BC) where there is no snow at all, and 45F at my elevation where we still have a bit of snow cover, mostly frozen slush at this point. Driving down the hill into Trail it was evident that the snow line was just below 3,000' asl here. (at the border the valley is down around 1500' asl). It was almost jacket-free mild in the valley and you do see the odd person wearing shorts even in this ski resort area (making a statement of some kind, no doubt). A minor renewal of the major 2021 Fraser valley flood disaster is underway. The Nooksack River which drains the Mount Baker region into Puget Sound had a natural outflow channel before modern times through a flat area near Abbotsford BC known as the Sumas Prairie. There was a natural lake that was drained for intensive agriculture, and of course in very wet seasons that lake tries to fill up, and largely succeeded in Nov 2021. At this point, some water 2 or 3 feet deep has crossed the border, mostly overflow from the Nooksack although there are some tributaries of the Fraser that flood also. There is some infrastructure to channel these overflows into drainage canals that are then pumped over a low divide into the Fraser. In Nov 2021 the Fraser was also flooding so this failed leading to a very rapid inundation to a level of 10-15 feet in some areas. This potential has been known for decades and you would think massive infrastructure would have been built to deal with it, but for whatever reason we are stuck with the rather ineffective smaller scale plans that only work in moderately wet weather conditions. This is because our BC provincial politics seem to be based on a combination of salmon worship and endless talk about possible plans but not starting any of them for fear of offending the spirit of the wild bear. At least that's how it was explained to me at the Indoctrination Center.
  15. Even on a system like this, the new Pit manages to have rain mentioned in the forecast Saturday Night A slight chance of rain before 8pm, then snow. Low around 26. West wind around 6 mph becoming calm after midnight. Chance of precipitation is 90%. New snow accumulation of less than one inch possible. Sunday Snow, mainly before 2pm. High near 34. Light north wind increasing to 5 to 10 mph in the morning. Winds could gust as high as 23 mph. Chance of precipitation is 80%. New snow accumulation of 1 to 3 inches possible.
  16. Tick south. It’s funny. Looping the trend over the last 24-36hrs it ticks south at 00/12 and north at 06/18. If you’re still an offhour conspiracy theorist there ya go.
  17. GFS still has no budged in like the last 10 runs.
  18. 0.3” call busted high on this current piece, but at least the flakes flew I suppose. For the second piece just gonna throw copium and see what we get.
  19. Will be watching the PNA the next couple of weeks to see how long our warmup lasts starting later next week. As long as PNA stays near -3 standard deviation then it is very hard for it to be cold enough to snow at our latitude no matter what the other signals show.
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